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NEW OFFICERS AND MEN FOR THE MARION.
The detail OF officers and men for the Marion. Of
the Asiatic station, is being prepared at the Navy
Department. and the orders will be issued In few
days The new officers will be sent to Panama on
the mail steamers, and the Marion will arrive
there soon from China and the exchange will DO
made, the vessel returning afterward to her
station This %esn0a Oh ekSaahgas 1 ScsS ana
cal than either sending the new officers by
steamer to o distant station, or ordering
the vessel to q navy-yard. The former
is very expensive and the latter
invariably resultsn long delays on account OF ex-
tenslye repairs, or the loss OF the vessel to the
navy by condemnation. When navy-yard o.ce
gets hold OF vessel that u not Of recent build 1t
sveIy difcnit TO geg her out AGAIN 10 any reasona
sells have been retired from active service lately
makes IL necessary to keep the remaining ones
aiiOat as long as possible without extenaive re-
pairs SO that good portion OF the oincers OF the
navy can be kept on active service until more Of
the new vessels can take Inc places OF the OLD
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NEW YORK, october Z, IL a.m.-The opening of the
stock market was frm this morning. at advances
over yesterdays nnal figures OF from y TO * per
cent. As on yesterday, ! Of the business was In
trading In Lackawanns, the remainder being dun
and featureless. The improvement at the opening
was not held. prices being heavy in the early deal.
ings, and declines from arst dgures wers estab-
lished ranging up TO y per cent among the active
stocks There was partial recovery from these
market, and at IL O'Clock IL Is extremely dun and
steady, at small fractions below the opening
uRurei
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Desperate Fight With an Outlaw.
AN OFFICER SERIOUSLY WOUNDED AND fHE OUTLAW
REPORTED DEAD

CHICAGO, October 1.-THE Times {Fort Smith,
Ark.,l special says: "a desperate fight occurred
yesterday on the line Of the Choctaw Nation, 65
miles south OF here, between Deputy United States
Marshall Geo. Williams and posse OF three men
and an outlaw named Bill Frazier. Frazier Is
wanted In the United States court on various
charges OF horse stealing and assault with intent
to Kill. The officers have had several rounds with
him during the past summer, and yesterday
brought him to bay In farm house. His sur
render Was demanded, when he threw open the
door and fred on the party with shotgun, wound
ing Abe Barnhill severely in the left ankle. The
officers returned the fire and sought cover when
Frazier ran out with six-shO0ter in each hand
and broke for the brush firing on the officers as
he ran. Barnhill received two pistol balls In the
knee: one OF them SCATTERING the bone, despite
which he kept up the hight with his companions
until Frazier disappeared in thicket. where 1t IS
reported, he died soon after OF wounds received.
Barnhill's wounds are serious, and may result in
the loss OF leg, II not his life. Deputy Williams
and one Of his posse remained at the place where
the hgnt occurred and up TO late hour this even
ing have not arrived here; hence the death OF the
outlaw is not confirmed. Frazier killed q deputy
constable at Enterprise, in this county, several
years ago. and Is considered one Of the most dam
gerOus men In the Indian Territory.
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NOTES FROM FRANKFORT.
Socialists DenOunCe the Anarchists
Grand Duke Nicholas Speech.

Socialists DenOunce the Anarchists-
Grand Duke Nicholas Speech.
Special cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
FRANKFORT, october 1.-THE Popoto Romano
says that Italy, Austria, England, and Germany
ought join In the maintenance OF the statu quo
in Morocco, and that not only Spain, but France,
must follow.
The congress of social democrats has resolved
to call together an international congress Of work
ingmen next year. The congress also declared
that anarchisIn Is contrary to the social demo-
Gratis principles, and has condemned Its violence.
he1Ong audience yesterday, between the former
premier OF Bulgaria, NJ. Radoslaron, and Prince
Ferdinand, is reported to have been very salts
factory, and Its effect in the settlement OF the
internal affairs OF Bulgaria Will be very great.
1t Is reported that the Russian Grand Duke
Nicholas, on board French steamer at Dunkirk,
has made speech full OF hatred against Germany.
and declared that he would join the French army
in case of war with Germany.
The continental stock exchanges are firm TO-
day.
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Bill Patterson Must Hang.
THE KENTUCKY COURT OF APPEALS NOT INFLUENCED
BY TURNER'S DYING CONFESSTON

BY TURNER'S DYING CONFESSION.
LOUISVILLE, KY, o tOber 7.-By decision of the
United States Court OF Appeals, rendered yester-
day, man declared innocent OF crime BY his
alie'"d accompltce in confession on the scaffod,
Is sentenced to death. On the morning OF April
~ ..at Jennie Overman was murdered in this city
Albert Turner was arrested for the crime and
confessed, and said Bill Patterson was his accom-
plice. Both men were tried, convicted, and SEN
fenced to hang. Turner accepted his sentence
but Patterson maintained his innocence and APP
pelled. The evidence against him was all circuIn-
stantial, excepting Turner's confession. Turner
was hanged in the Jail yard July last, and the
ScanOld made another confession, in which he
said Patterson was an innocent man, and had
nothing to do with the crime. Many people be-
1eved he lied In the presence Of death, while 9TH
ers accepted the plausible theory that his first
confession was lie. PattersOns case went to the
Court OF Appeals and was decided this morning,
TIE sentence OF the lower court being affirmed.
The Court OF Appeals could take no cOgnizance OF
Turner's confession on the scaIold but necessarily
rendered its decision on the matter before the
lower court. The date for PattersOn's execution
has not been set.
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The Use Of Oh In storms.
/ PRIzE OFFERED BY THE HAMBURG NAUFrCA
SOCIETY FOR THE BEST ESSAY ON THE aI1RIRCr

SOCIETY FOR THE BEST ESSAY ON THE sUBJECT.
BERLIN, october 1.-THE Nautical Society OF
Hamburg has offered a prize OF 500 marks for the
best essay on the subject OF calming the sea by the
use OF OIL An exhaustive description of expert
mentS OF the effect OF Oil made up to the present
ments so far, and especially complete directions
for It's use by large steamers and sailing vessels,
saving boatS-besdes directions for the use OF Oh
at sea and near the coast. The essays are to be
written in English or German and sent before NO
vember /. 1887, TO the president OF the Nautical
Society, director OF the navigation school f. r.
Matthiesen, Hamburg. Competition Is not lin
tied by nationality.
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District Government Affair.

MISCELLANEOUS.
The contract for the improvement OF North Cap
itOl street, between ! and K Streets has been
awarded to the Barber Asphalt Paving Company.
NO AUTHORITY 10 LAT RAILROAD TRACKS In WATER
STREET.
The Commissioners have written Mr.. w. II. Ten
ney that the attorney for the District ia OF opinion
that "there Is not a shadow OF power" In them "to
authorize the use OF Water street by the railroad
company, nor In any way that renders the run
ming OF cara possible" This is il reply to re-
quest from Mr.. Tenney that the Commissioners
grant the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
permission to land cars from barge on dock to
Be built west OF the Aqueduct Bridge and lay a
track on Water street. West Washington, east OF
that bridge.
ASKING EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.
Some days ago the Commissioners transmitted
to the attorney for the District for his opinion
thereon, an application they had received from
DR.. j. w. II. Lovejoy, dean OF the medical faculty
OF the Univ0rAty OF Georgetown, for the exemption
OF the property on H street. between eth and 10th.
District Attorney Riddle replies that sf this place
Is in the hands OF medical faculty who take the
proceeds as compensation they should pay taxes.
II 1t is an integral part of tho college, situate there
for convenience, the faculty paid by the univer-
sity, or serving gratuit0usly. then under the law,
as ! am advised the property Is exempt" The
Ivy for Information upon those points.
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FAILURE OF TROY BANKERS.
The Liabilities Believed to be Over
100000.

Troy, N. Y, October 7.-Ogden, Calder & Co.,
bankers and brokers' made an assignment at $3.50
o'clock this morning. The assignee is Fred. P.
Allen, OF this city. The amount involved is not
yet known, but Is believed to be upward OF
$500, OOO The assignment provides for the pay
employees, payment in full Of depositors in the
savings department, and all debts far as rOssi-
pie. The signature OF G. Parish Ogden was given
TO the assignment OF the 9th Instant, in Boston.
he was senior partner. The other members OF the
Calder
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Not Against POwderlv.

DENVER, Col, October ii. n Coroin, secretary
OF District Assembly 81 Knights or Labor, says the
to in last nights dispatches were not criticisms of
POwderly, but were denialS OF assertions made
sembly 81 IS favorable to P0wderly. 1t Is District
Assembly 50 which has been lighting POwderly
through men like Buchanan but even In that as.
Sembly POwderly has had adherentS who oppose
Buchanan and his methods.
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The NIitchelstown Inautrv.
MR.. HARRINGTON ACCUSED OF INSULTING GOVERN
MENT WITNESSES.

MR.. HARRINGTON ACCUSED OF INSULTING GOVERN
MENT WITNESSES.
LONDON, october 1.-The inquest in the case Of
the victims OF the shooting by the police at Mitch
elstOwn, Ireland, was continued to-day. Mr.. Nor
ply, counsel for the crown, declared that the wit
nesses for the government who had testified in the
case had been insuted by MIR. Harrington, and that
duct by the coroner He therefore declined to call
any more witnesses. The coroner then called
persing the crowd on the occasion of the riOttng,
and examined him as TO his knowledge Of the az
fair.
DEAN O'RHAGANS SUMMONS DISMISSED.
The summons obtained by Rev. p. d. O'Reagan,
dean OF the Catholic Church at MitchelstOwn,
against Capt. Plunkett for trespass, for entering
had assembled there the occasion OF the trial of
Mr.. VIM. O'Brien, has been dismissed by the
magistrate on the ground OF irreguIarity.
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DIED.

KvANR TsAdsy nesninE Qctcee 9. 1857. 6 1879
O'Clock, Rev. fKxECH 3 kVAhA eesa senV"o3
Notice Of funsrsl IN Saturday. pspsn CBalsncrs
papoEH pleaoe oOpy.l
NAN6FIELD On Thursday, O0tonor o. 1887. q b
osclock DIM CHARIES ROBE6T, only sou Of CLaylso
snd Cea1s Iana6oA agsd fourteen moptAs andtWo
How % mSO our dazzling aneal
lnd his place en- nOAo9 b Allied:
fnt n ~ God that ooDt his WaanaGD
For 70 i've Nth ain On hiGh HOzE1R-
Funeral fren he gsssnss' 5000 10 Sl2 aSs1e
~. frtsnds Invited % sttsnd
MOSES. n NeH yest aty, Friday morning. oste.
n Il and y J. NoseA aged twenty -four years.
"Nosacs q funsraa hersaftsr.
ROY. w3is d ovqsson Bon
o1e o'elock p. M Prom The Mount JsRel Boptsss
~ OrdeI invited 70 attend
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The Case against Mr.. O'Brien POST
pOneds

DUBLIN, october 1.-THE hearing in the case of
Mr.. VIM. OBrien, who was summoned for publish
ing accounts OF meetings OF suppressed
branches OF the Irish National League
In United Ireland, has been adjourned pending
decision of the appeal to the superior court by
the crown In the case against Lord Mayor Sulu-
van, who was summoned Tor the same of1ense.
MIR. Healy, member OF parliament, Mr.. OBr1en's
counsel, applauded the magistrates decision, and
said that the court had shown itself fair-mnded
in Its disposition OF the case. MI. OBrien was not
present In the court.
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Latest TelBglans to The Star.
THE PRESIDENTS JOURNEY.
He Takes Leave Of Milwaukee To-day.
G0sCHEN ACONVERT TO FAIR TRADE
THE B.&O. TELEGRAPH SALE RATIFIED
sulivan's Aoquittal Anglers the Unionists.
ulGvan's Acquittal Anglers the Unionists.


Reports that Mr.. GOschen II About to
Make a New Fiscal Departure.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING stan.
LONDON, october I'll am told the tory leaders
mediate q new fiscal departure. Mr.. Goschen,
chancellor OF the exchequer, once free trader OF
free traders Is said TO have modified his financial
program, just as he has modified every one OF his
principles out OF existence. The fair traders,
therefore, expect an announcement OF some Slight
revision OF Peels and GladstOne's fiscal system.
The cry for counter vailing duties has made great
progress in East London, and may lose the liberals
an election or two.
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The Unrest In Bulraria.

SOFIA, October AN the copies Of the address
issued Oy A'SlavieOn, the KaIaveliat, In which he
attacks the present system OF government In Bull
garia and calls upon the electors to condemn the
real enemies, have been seized by the police. An
array has occurred IN Teteveu, between the partt-
sans OF oppeainS candidates for the salranjA, and
several OF the cOmbatantS were arrested.
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An Important lssilreaA Deci,fsn.

The Secretary OF the Interior has rendered an I'm
portant decision upon the adjustment OF the land
grant to the Chicago. St Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha Railway Co., made by the Commits
sioner Of tho General Land Once, In which the
latter claims that the company has received
all that 1t is entitled to, and that the losses tn
granted nmtte ,emounting TO a73D acres. was
0luding swamp, land grants, Indian reservations,
&C., are not liable for Indemnity. The Secretary
reverSeS this position, and holds that the company
y emitted under III grant. to Indemnity fof al
losses which occurred prior TO the DEFINITE loca-
tl0n OF the road, whether before or after the pas
sage OF the granting act, except the moiette6 un-
der contomporaneous grants. The effect OF this
decision u to allow tho company, in addition 70
the above. about $4,000 acres for the Bayfield,
branch.
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THB QUESTION OF AMERICAN JURISDICTION IN
BEHRIN0 SEA WILL BIZ CONTESTED IN COURT.
OTTAWA, ONT. October THE Dominion GOV.
eminent has been apprised OF the decision OF
Judge Dawson. OF Sttka, In regard TO the Sealers
seized this year. Az We're found guilty Of illegal
sealing. and the schOQners and skins found on
board were declared forfeited to the United STATES
Government The claim OF the Washington au-
thOrit1es TO exclusive Jurisdiction In BehftnR Sea
Courts before II is made the subject tor an inter-
national commission.
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Uncertain Elements i'm ,SS.

REPRESENTATIVE WILSON THINKS THAT But FOR
PROHIBITIONISTS AND LABOR MEN CLEvELANDs
REELECTION WOULD BE SURE THING.
Representative Wilson, OF West Virginia, has
been In the city two or three days, and will leave
for home this evening. He has no election In his
State this fall so he Is going to help the Virginia
democrats In their State campaign. He says he
thinks the policy OF the democratic party this
winter is outlined In Mr.. Carlisles article in the
Forum-that is, repeal OF tobacco tax and re-
mOval OF tarin duties on certain raw materials and
necessaries or life. He said the outlook for s8
was that the democrats would nominate Cleveland.
the republicans would put up their strongest man,
and the prOhibitiOnistS and labor men would each
have candidates in the field. These laSt-unknOwn
Quantities-put the element OF doubt into the Sit
uation; without them Cleveland's election would
already be q certainty, he says.
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THE VOLUNTEER WAS DELAYED.

THE VOLUNTEER WAS DELAYED.
And the People OF Marblehead became
Anxious about the Champion.
MARBLEHEAD, MASS, october 7.-There is con-
siderable anxiety among the people this morning
concerning the Volunteer. An observation was
made from Abbot Hall tower at 8 a. m but she
could not be sighted. She Is considerably overdue
DELAYED BY LIGHT WINDS.
The volunteer passed highland Light at IL
o'clock this morning. Light winds caused the
delay,
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VIRGINIA COUPON CASES.
Judge Bond Makes his Preliminary
lnjunCtiOms Perpetual.

1nJunCtiOnS Perpetual.
RICHMOND, VA, october Judge Bond. OF the
United States Court, to-day rendered decision in
the several coupon cases before him, in which he
makes perpetual in each case the preliminary in
junction heretofore granted. The principal case Is
that OF Cooper and associates against the COM
resenting syndicate holding a large number Of
coupons purchased in open market.
In this case Judge Bond enjotns every common
wealth attorney In the State from putting the la
known as the ''coupOn crusher" into force and
effect The opinion is very elaborate, and In 1t
Judge Bond characterizes the legislature OF Vir-
ginia as acting In defiance OF the United states
Government.
The rules for contempt against several common
wealth attorneys for violating the restraining
row.
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Crevv,s Policy In Pence.

PARIS, October IA banquet was given at Digue
last night in honor OF M. Spuler, minister OF pub
he said the fact that NJ. Grevy was In power was
pledge OF security for France. His policy was
peace. The speaker urged all republicans all
Frenchmen, to be recOnciled to the policy OF the
government,
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Callinan Dislikes Work.

LONDON, october 7.-Callinan, the informer, who
Is testifying for the crown in the against his
confederates for the murder of Constable Whele-
han, continued his evidence at Ennis to-day. He
said he disliked work. 1t appears from his test1-
mony that his only stock-in-trade was that he
murdered Pat Henbrtdge and had since been wei
coined everywhere
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Canada,. Fish Projectors.

OTTAWA. ONT, october 7.-Only four cruisers
will continue In the fisheries protection service
after the 10th inst, the rest being withdrawn
from commission for the remainder OF the season.
SO far little or no complaint OF the manner in
which the service is performed has been made by
the United States authorities.
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FOR lighthouses.

IrOR RENT OR SALE-TwO NEW HOUSES AND
IT stables, with 1900 feet of ground splendid
place for butcner gardener, florist business stand
The cheapest place In the District VIII hin dts
lance of Capital Apply G. z BANES,
-ots 1908 st.
NOR RENT-33OS SHERMAN AVE; 4 ROOMS;
II $40 per month; keys next door. A. l. BARBER
ellrpit Am
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PARIS October THE Gdut0is states that the
Grand Duke Nicholas, OF Russia, has declared
recently that when the occasion arose he and q
number OF other Russians would Join the French
army.
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The Great Nottingham Caucus.

Special Gable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, October There will be about 1000
delegates at the great Nottingham caucus, repre-
sentative OF every liberal association in the king
dom. About q, 900 applications for tickets have
been received for the meeting, which Gladstone
addresses. The conference will probably propose
single resolution on the Irish question: and then
proceed to discuss the land reform local govern
ment, uthes, and registration bills.
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OTTAWA, ONT, October THE captain Of the
Italian ship Lib0ftaa hich was seized at Chatham,
y. b., for smuggling brandy, has been sentenced
l by local magistrate TO pay nne Of $50 ana 70
chaser OF the goods has not yet been tried.
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FrancO.Spanish Interests in Morocco.
FRANCE ASSUMES A THREATENING TONE IN DEALING
WITH THE SPANIARDS

PARIS, October IN. Flourens, minister of for
e1gn AFFAIRS In an interview to-day with Senior Al
bareda, the Spanish ambassador, says that France
reserves to herself complete liberty OF action in de-
Tending her interests on the eastern frontier OF
stratiOn on the north coast French fleet win be
sent there.
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LONDON, october Z. The hunters and race
horses belonging to Lord Ailesbury, who was re-
Gently warned OF Newmarket Heath by the
Jockey Club for inStructing a jockey to pull
horse, VIII be sold Immediately.
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offered free 70 every new subscriber for year TO
the WEEKLY STAR. II f. handsomely printed
than 100 coioTed maps and diagramA ANA contains
wealth OF general fn1ormal0n See advertise
Mept In another column.
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To Keen out the Cholera.

OTTAWA, ONT, october loving 20 the preva-
lence OF Aslatlc cholera In Europe In order In
council has been passed prohibiting the imp0rta-
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LONDON, October 1.-THE Moscow Gazette says
that whatever decisions were reached at Fried
rchSruhe they Will have no influence on the Bull
gartan question, which is entirely in the hands OF
Russia.
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Burned with all its Con.euts.

LANCASTER, Pa, October THE large barn OF
Amos Strickler, In Rappo township, with the out
crops, was burned last night. Loss $1,000; parti-
ally insured.
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A HerO's Attempt to Rescue q Drunken
Man Results Fatally.

CAMDEN, N. j., October IA man named ONeil
While intoxicated, this morning, staggered across
the West jersey Railroad tracks front OF an ap-
preaching train. His death seemed almost certain
when Patrick MCGOWAN rushed on the track and
hurled ONeil aside, but was himself struck by the
locomotive and received injuries which caused his
death about twenty minutes later.
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PROF. C. GILMAN,
late with Hipp0drome Frsncais Of pari..

~rFe 1s@cs's OF tartk
Everything nrst-class- Commodious Accommodations
for boarding horses and ample storage room for
riages.
Books for yearly subscribers are now oman Mt thu
lers Of Nj Geo. White, with Woodward Z Lothrop
cor 1lth and Sta and at the Office Of JAS D.
Brown. care Of Jno F. Waxyaman, 1908 st. where
full Particulars may be obtained s17a,n
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A ssFastidious,, vIaxistrate.
BOGART WILL DECLINE.

New York Democrats Must Find An.
other Candidate for state Engineer.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
ALBANY, N. Y, october John BOgart will
positively decline the democratic nomination for
State engineer tomorrow, on account of business
engagements. The State committee will I'LL the
vacancy.
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Lord SajtsbuFy may VISIT Dt0maFck.
LONDON, October TIT Is rumored that Lord
Salisbury, the prime minister, VIII ehortly nay 6
VISIT to Prince Bismarck,
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RANGE OF THB THKRAoMETRR-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: u
NJ 50: o. M. ~; MAXIMUM, so; minimum, SO
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IscoRpoRArEp.-The Linotype &C

District or Columbia filed certificate OF 1ncorpor-
alton to-day, stating that the capital STOCK Is
500 600 In 1000 shares and That the objects are
TO rOrm printing ana publishing company. The
trustees for the drst year are SI1lsOn Hutch1ns,
Jas. O. Clephane, Ed. v. Murphy, Robt. U. holIz-
man, Albert II. Scott, Jas. L Fitch, Aug. & Worth
fnptOn JnO, Gibson and Amni A. Thomas